Which of the following intervention strategies is the most effective treatment for reading disorders?

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The most effective treatment for reading disorders combines both phonology training (focusing on the sounds of letters and their combinations) and strategy training (teaching students how to approach reading tasks strategically). Therefore, the best choice is option D, the strategy and phonology program. The goal-setting program, option C, may be helpful in getting students motivated, but is not a treatment for the reading disorder itself. The strategy training program, option B, may be useful, but by itself it is not as effective as a combined approach. Finally, option A, the phonology training program, only targets one aspect of reading, while a more comprehensive approach is needed to address reading disorders.

Which of the Following Intervention Strategies Is the Most Effective